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Now to today's episode.

Since the start of the COVID crisis, the American economy has been turned on its head.

Times are good for the big guys, big business and big government.

But what about the small business owner, the personification of the American dream?

Carol Roth, author of the war on small business, has the answers.

There was the Great Depression, the Great Recession, and now the Great Consolidation, a historic

transfer of wealth and power from the middle class to the already wealthy and well connected.

Big government and big business are dismantling and reshaping the American economy.

It works for them.

They are bigger, stronger and richer than ever.

But it doesn't work for most Americans.

This is especially true for the engine of economic growth, the small business owner.

More than 30 million small businesses account for about half the GDP and jobs in America.

The other half of the economy is concentrated in around 20,000 big companies.

Based on that almost equal split of economic value, you might expect that small businesses

have the same clout as big businesses.

Not even close.

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